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Historic Alameda County Fairgrounds Horse Racing Track Closes Amid Industry Shifts

Wednesday, March 26

The closure of the horse racing track at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton marks the end of an era for the East Bay. As one of the oldest horse racing tracks in the United States, built in 1858, its shutdown signifies a significant... Read More.

Major Retailers Announce 2025 Store Closures Amid Industry Transformation

Monday, February 17

Retailers like Kohl’s, JCPenney, and Macy’s have announced plans to close stores in 2025 as part of efforts to revamp business operations and manage costs in response to the evolving retail landscape. The industry is experiencing shifts due to changing consumer spending habits and... Read More.

Timber Industry Remains Economic Pillar in Plumas County

Thursday, February 13

Plumas County's timber industry, a longstanding economic cornerstone since the early 20th century, continues to thrive with major players like Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) and Collins Pine Company leading the charge. Situated in Chester, Collins Pine Company and SPI's Quincy sawmill are among the... Read More.

A Presidential Pause for the Horse Industry: Navigating the Future of Equine Regulations

Wednesday, January 22

Through an Executive Order by President Trump, the horse industry has been granted a reprieve regarding the egregious, agenda based Horse Protection Act (HPA).This Executive Order will stop the revised HPA for at least 60 days; it is already in the hands of attorneys... Read More.

Grape Industry Suffers Significant Crop Loss Due to Tropical Storm Hilary

Friday, September 15

California's grape industry takes a huge loss in the aftermath of tropical storm Hilary. According to the California Farm Bureau Ag Alert, heavy rains and strong winds to vineyards during the peak of harvest season last month affected over one-third of unharvested grapes, the... Read More.

City Shares Cannabis Industry Proposed Zoning Maps

Tuesday, March 1

The following are the proposed zoning districts for allowable cannabis industry within City limits. Three separate zones designate where Distribution and Manufacturing Centers, Dispensary, and Indoor Cultivation could be located. The city will bring the ordinance back up for Public Hearing on April 20th.

Susanville City Council Takes a Step Closer to Welcoming Cannabis Industry

Friday, February 25

A 3-2 vote by the City Council brings Susanville another step closer to welcoming the cannabis industry within city limits. Both Mayor Schuster and Mayor Pro Tem Brian Moore voted against the reccomendations to create an ordinance allowing cannabis business on one common issue... Read More.

City of Susanville to Discuss Cannabis Industry in City Limits at Special Council Meeting

Thursday, February 24

This evening the City of Susanville will discuss the future of the Cannabis Industry within city limits in a special city council meeting. The City’s appointed Ad Hoc committee, formed in June of last year, has met over the course of about a year... Read More.

Lassen County Shuts Down Commercial Cannabis Industry Within its Limits-Now its Fate Lies in the Hands of Susanville City Council

Tuesday, February 22

Commercial cultivation of marijuana in Lassen County again creates turmoil. The Ad Hoc committee chaired by Supervisor Bridges and Gallagher presented a recommendation that the county draft an ordinance that would allow up to five permitted commercial indoor grow facilities. There would also be... Read More.

The City of Susanville prepares to benefit from Cannabis Industry

Thursday, November 18

The City of Susanville prepares to benefit from the cannabis industry activities as the state sees an increase in cultivation and dispensary business. Currently Lassen County allows dispensaries within its borders yet the city limits have yet to come to an agreement on creating... Read More.

Stories tagged with: industry

Historic Alameda County Fairgrounds Horse Racing Track Closes Amid Industry Shifts

Major Retailers Announce 2025 Store Closures Amid Industry Transformation

Timber Industry Remains Economic Pillar in Plumas County

A Presidential Pause for the Horse Industry: Navigating the Future of Equine Regulations

Grape Industry Suffers Significant Crop Loss Due to Tropical Storm Hilary

City Shares Cannabis Industry Proposed Zoning Maps

Susanville City Council Takes a Step Closer to Welcoming Cannabis Industry

City of Susanville to Discuss Cannabis Industry in City Limits at Special Council Meeting

Lassen County Shuts Down Commercial Cannabis Industry Within its Limits-Now its Fate Lies in the Hands of Susanville City Council

The City of Susanville prepares to benefit from Cannabis Industry

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